Lonesome in a sentence

The show is named for the son of Anthony and Debbie Gill, of Lithia, who own the Lonesome G Ranch in Fort Lonesome.

The solo guitar ace and ambitious composer will inaugurate the Lonesome Rose’s intimate new Monday concert series, the Lonesome Lounge Sessions, on September 16.

For the remainder of the decade, Voight would alternate between feature films and television movies, including a starring role in the 1993 miniseries Return to Lonesome Dove, a continuation of Larry McMurtry 's western saga, 1989's Lonesome Dove.

Also in 1960, Elvis Presley recorded the songs “It’s Now Or Never” and “Are You Lonesome Tonight?” in Nashville.

An assumed commentary on the rich, “Saltburn” says more about the lonesome souls who commit unconscionable and depraved acts that violate nearly every moral code in the book.

At the October appeal hearing, Jenkins struck a lonesome figure in court; the Observatory group had decided to sit that particular case out, London said, in order to conserve their limited funds to fight on further in the lawsuit.

Brave bulwark against imaginary threats to ice cream Matt Canavan naturally got along, while lonesome Yes campaigner Julian Leeser was a more surprising attendee.

Children deserve safety, stability, love, nurture, and a clear endpoint for the dark, lonesome waiting they often face.

Despite not saying a single word tonight, Nick Wayne deserves a special hit all to his lonesome for how obnoxiously good he is at being obnoxiously bad.

His latest feature, “The Listener,” feels closer to his 2005 feature “Lonesome Jim,” itself a story about a depressed man trying to imbue meaning in his life by connecting with someone else.

In 1996, the band released the song This Is a Long Drive for Someone With Nothing to Think About and, a year later, the album that is commonly regarded as their finest, The Lonesome Crowded West.

The film was based on the novel “The Lonesome Soldier: The Long Road Home” by Linda Lee.

The first night of the festival will run from 6 – 9 p.m. with performances by Keith Prater and Lacy Creek, Tony Hale and Black Water and Lonesome River Band.

The Lonesome West, like many of McDonagh’s works, is set in County Galway in Ireland’s west and explores the relationship of two brothers, Valene and Coleman, who have recently lost their father.

Charlie Dick was waiting for his wife, Patsy Cline, in a bar when he first heard the jazzy, lonesome melody “Crazy,” then billed as Paul Buskirk and His Little Men featuring Hugh Nelson.

Dick Drewry was killed in a lonesome place.

It has been a long and lonesome road for Benito.

Let’s face it, not many splash pictures of themselves feeling miserable having a lonesome meal, or reluctantly heading out for the night, or totting up the cash they reckon they’ve wasted.

Rigan Ouellette (Meadow Lake, Sask.) was third on High Lonesome.

Steiner found senior Burke Withycombe all by his lonesome behind the Regis secondary for an 82-yard TD.